UHD Review Mad Max: Fury Road UHD Review (1 Viewer)

[Todd Erwin]

George Miller’s long-awaited and often delayed follow-up to his Mad Max trilogy roars onto UHD Blu-ray as part of Warner’s first wave of releases, offering a noticeable video upgrade over its 1080p counterpart.



Disc Information



Studio:
Distributed By:
Video Resolution:



Aspect Ratio:
Audio:



Subtitles:
Rating:



Run Time:
Package Includes:



Case Type:



Disc Type:
Region:



Release Date:
MSRP:



The Production:


Video:
3D Rating:


Audio:


Special Features:


Overall:

Continue reading...

 

[Dave Moritz]

Have purchased this title on 4K UHD and will view it as soon as my Samsung UBD-K8500 arrives sometime tomorrow via UPS.

 

[Mike Frezon]

I want to go to Adam's house...just to watch those first few minutes in Atmos.

If ever there was a movie built for UHD and Atmos, I would think this was it!

 

[Noel Aguirre]

I don't get this movie . No plot , no character development- they essentially drive around in a circle. Star Wars ran rings around this movie yet was ignored because it made so much money. Costumes(?) that looked like a gay leather bar circa 1995.
Finally- I'm sure technically it looks great but not in 4K 3D so who cares?
Whatever. Pass.

 

[OliverK]

Finally- I'm sure technically it looks great but not in 4K 3D so who cares?

Forgive me for asking but when was it that the first feature film came out in 4k 3D because I must have missed it.

 

[Dr Griffin]

The soundtrack on this, even the Blu-ray, is the most intense sonic experience I've had in my HT. With the new JBL Pro sound system, I had to take a few breaks from the reference level bombardment to keep from going into shock. It is a visceral experience.

 

[Colin Jacobson]

I want to go to Adam's house...just to watch those first few minutes in Atmos.

If ever there was a movie built for UHD and Atmos, I would think this was it!

I disagree. I think "My Dinner With Andre" would be the best title to show off those formats!

 

[Tino]

Will be my first purchase once I get a 4K setup. It will be a glorious experience. Still think it should have beaten Spotlight. Right Colin?

 

[Colin Jacobson]

Will be my first purchase once I get a 4K setup. It will be a glorious experience. Still think it should have beaten Spotlight. Right Colin?

Beaten "Spotlight" as Most Overrated Movie of 2015? We agree!

 

[Tino]

Someday Colin. Someday you will finally see the masterpiece that MMFR is. [emoji13]

 

[Colin Jacobson]

Someday Colin. Someday you will finally see the masterpiece that MMFR is. [emoji13]

Keep hope alive, buddy!

 

[Noel Aguirre]

Forgive me for asking but when was it that the first feature film came out in 4k 3D because I must have missed it.

My point is why would I want to watch it in 4K if it was intended to be a 3D experience and I have the only 3D version available?

 

[OliverK]

My point is why would I want to watch it in 4K if it was intended to be a 3D experience and I have the only 3D version available?

Because you don't like 3D in the first place maybe?
Because UHD HDR is now the premium format for the home and you enjoy it?

If you prefer 3D then that is fine and dandy but clearly there currently are no 3D 4k movies so it is either one or the other, Obviously the studios hope they can win over more people with HDR than with 3D.

 

[Tino]

I would like to see both.

 

[Noel Aguirre]

Obviously the studios hope they can win over more people with HDR than with 3D.

Except for the fact that these movies are filmed in 2K and 3D is the format intended- not 4K?

 

[Brian9229]

Looks pretty nice. Fire looks a tad on the cartoonish side, but otherwise very nice throughout.

 

[Bryan^H]

I finally got to see this on my new TV, and damn. Make no mistake this still IS the demo disc for 4K. The fact that it is my favorite film of the last decade is icing on the cake!

 

[Jeffrey D]

I have the UHD disc, but a TV that doesn’t have HDR. I’ll be upgrading my TV soon, and Fury Road will be the first film I look at (I think the regular BluRay of the film is stunning).